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May 10, 2012 (Recessed Meeting) Page 1049 <br />• Beverly Hills Elementary School - 59 years old <br />• Royal Oaks Elementary School - 63 years old <br />• Coltrane Webb Elementary School - 75 years old <br />• Mount Pleasant Middle School - 76 years old <br />• Mary Francis Wall Center - 76 years old <br />5 -Year Plan: <br />• 2012 -Major renovations and additions at BHES, CCHS, MPHS and CWES <br />plus a new Technology Dept. <br />• 2013 - Replace most of ROES, plus major renovations and additions at <br />CHS, NCHS, NCMS, BHES, and RBMES. Also add a new elementary school. <br />• 2014 - Replace MPMS, and Long Pre -K facility plus additions to CCGMS <br />and HRMS <br />• 2015 - Add new elementary school south of Harrisburg <br />15 -Year Plan <br />• Emphasis on addressing projected student growth. <br />• Recommends replacement of or complete renovation of the three oldest <br />high schools and Mt. Pleasant Middle School. <br />• Recommends future construction of two new middle schools and two new <br />high schools as well as several elementary schools over 15 years. <br />• Although the current recession has impacted this need slightly, CCS <br />has continually grown throughout this period. <br />Limited View Leads to Short Sighted Solutions: <br />• Addressing overwhelming numbers of maintenance needs can lead to <br />making poor choices. <br />• Selection of less than the best materials and /or solutions is a <br />product of not having enough to go around (either in time, manpower <br />or dollars). <br />• Band -aids and bailing wire are not the tools of good craftsmen and <br />knowledgeable building owners. <br />Consequences of Not Addressing Long Range and On -Going Capital Needs: <br />• Overuse of buildings and equipment leads to shortened life <br />expectancy of building systems, finishes and equipment. <br />• Inability to keep up can lead to frustration on the part of staff <br />and continued deterioration of the schools - 53 maintenance staff to <br />handle the needs of 51 schools (includes KCS schools). <br />• Lack of adequate funding to address preventative maintenance leads <br />to a break -fix mentality that is costly and non - productive. <br />• The only thing we're doing now is falling further behind! <br />Conclusions: <br />• We understand that the Capital Projects funds we are asking for are <br />not available at this time. <br />• The Facilities Operating Budget and the CCS Capital Projects Budget <br />should be increased significantly beginning in FY 2013 -2014 if we are <br />ever to catch up. <br />• If possible, planning funds for major projects in the 5 and 15 year <br />plans need to be allocated in.FY 2012 -2013 so design work can begin. <br />Following Mr. Witke's presentation, a general discussion ensued. No <br />action was taken. <br />Recommendations - How CCS Can Best. Maintain These Assets (Corrective <br />Maintenance and Preventative <br />Kelly Kluttz, Finance Officer, <br />existing Facility & Ground's budget <br />expenditures totaling $9,558,262.00. <br />information: <br />provided a general overview of the <br />for FY 11 -12, including revenues and <br />She also presented the following <br />TREGOE Evaluation Measures for New Projects <br />Level <br />Definition <br />Level <br />0 Mandatory <br />- 1 Year <br />Mandatory and must be complete within one year <br />Level <br />1 Urgent - 1 <br />Year <br />Urgent and should be completed within one year <br />Level <br />2 Required - <br />2 Years <br />Required and should be completed within two years <br />Level <br />3 Necessary <br />- 3 Years <br />Necessary and should be completed within three <br />